Overview

New Brunswick is a sequence of long, interconnected poems that reconsiders popular images of the province. Written as a serial meditation, the book traces political, economic and social histories while attending to personal sacrifice and memory.

The poems move between landscape and family: forests returning, fields resting, and the slow work of repair after loss. The language is intimate and spare, attentive to how vulnerability and feeling open paths toward reconciliation.

Ideal for readers interested in contemporary Canadian poetry, environmental themes and regional identity, the collection balances lyric immediacy with historical awareness.

• Form: serial long poems
• Themes: regionalism, environment, family sacrifice, social history
• Publisher: Biblioasis • 2019 • 80 pages • Paperback

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